Portugal

Hey there, fellow travelers! Ready for an awesome 2-day adventure in our hometown, Porto? This city is packed with character and has so much to offer, even if you’re short on time. Porto, nestled along Portugal’s stunning coast, is full of charm, history, and vibrant culture. We’re here to show you that you can experience the best of Porto in just a couple of days. We suggest spending one day exploring the wonders of the old city center and another day soaking up the sun and sea breeze at the beach. With this plan, you’ll get the best of both worlds in

Portugal Olhão: Algarve’s refreshingly different city worth discovering We visited Olhão somehow unexpectedly, as we usually prefer the region of Alvor when visiting Algarve. João was speaking at the Iberian Technology Summit on April 29th, so we decided to take Friday off and enjoy a longer weekend. Sweet dreamsThe 1-day summit was held at Real Marina Hotel & Spa, lunch included. It is a beautifully located venue, in front of the marina and with a stunning view of

Portugal Childwood memories in Prainha - Algarve I remember as if it was yesterday, the day in which Princess Diana died. I was staying with my parents and sister at one of the serviced apartments of Prainha Club, and remember having breakfast in bed, staring at the emotive images on TV, feeling that I was witnessing an historical moment, an unprecedent experience of worldwide commotion. Although this sad event stayed forever associated with Prainha, it didn’t stain the

Portugal Arraiolos - The Intricate Tapestry of Portugal’s Cultural Heritage Few things give me more pleasure than the count down for summer holidays – there is such lightness and joy in daily work, a thrilling energy that gets things done while still leaving space for daydreaming and planning. I always exaggerate the number of swimsuits, shoes and books that I prepare for sunny days, walking and resting peacefully, reflecting on priorities and defining new actions in the perspective

Portugal Vouga Historical Train João is passionate about trains - he knows all the carriages and gauges and has on his wish list of trips around the world to explore railway lines.  This summer we decided to start with a short trip near home - the Vouga Historical Train - one of the only two remaining historical trains in Portugal.   Also known as Vouguinha, the train runs between Aveiro and Macinhata do Vouga, on Saturdays, between June and October. With 5 carriages from the early years of the 20th century towed by a diesel locomotive, the train uses the only narrow track line in